Don’t you hate it when girls your age or around your age call you with such terms of endearment. I just feel like slapping them all. I don’t mind if gay guys do it.
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Ok sweety.
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Not really.. I feel weird if I say it though.. i say “dude” more 
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it is almost like being 'babied'...
"oh watch out Honey...be careful"
FU
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ya i know what you mean....i have this girl at work and she calls eveyone 'love'. its so weird.....
'how was your day love'
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dont remind me of the word 'love'
*MAD
this guy at work.... i swear every other word from his mouth is the love word
hey good morning love
how you doing love
thats beautiful love
oh i can tmake it love
call me later love
hold on love
what a nice dress love
maaaan
love lafz se nafrat ho gai hai mujhee lagta haai
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too much hatred in this section 
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There are two woman they call everyone sugar plum and sweet pea. While another older guy (our client) when ever you do anything he says I love you. Thats just too much because he said the same thing to our 70 yr old boss.
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annoying.
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you’ll usually hear an older lady (most likely a grandma) ..use words like love…‘could you do that for me please, love?’
..that don’t bother me..
but nia..guys doing that at work…with every sentence..uh uhh…:no:
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Using the word "Love" when informally addressing someone of the opposite is a very English thing to do. It's still extremely prevalent in England. My female primary school teachers used to do it all the time.
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doesn't bother me...
unless some1 uses it wayyy too much
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wow…strange english:bummer:
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As I was born and raised in the uK. Love is a quite common term used in the north and middle england..
Where I live, you will here people calling you love, duck, chuck,darling, sweetheart..
I actually like it as it's friendly and endearing whereas further south .. ie london people are usually rude and cold..
Some of my australian colleagues use the love,chuck and darling lingo too
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Mad scientist is right... you get used to the love word after a while. England mayn kick martay howay bhee aap ko love hee boltay hayn.
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how romantic 
my female colleague at previous job used to call me SUGAR. :o. at first i thought she calls every1 SUGAR but later i was told i’m the only SUGAR there. rest are plain simple human beings :halo:
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Who cares, just ignore it. Its not that big of a deal.
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i like it..i think it sweet..what i really hate is when brown girls pose for a photo, they put their faces really close to each other...what the hell is that about?